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Turkish UNISEC (UTEB) 2015 Activities The 3rd UNISEC-GLOBAL MEETING University of Tokyo, Tokyo, Japan 3-5 July 2015 Turkish UNISEC (UTEB) 2015 Activities Prof.Dr. Alim Rustem Aslan, UTEB Coordinator, UNISEC Global PoC Manager, Space Systems Design and Test Laboratory Istanbul Technical University, Faculty of Aeronautics and Astronautics, Istanbul, Turkey [email protected] JOINT UNDERTAKING of ACADEMIA Governement, Aerospace Co. and SMEs • Istanbul Tecnical University • Airforce Academy, Sabancı University • AES Aero (SME) • Ertek Ltd. (SME) • Gumush Space(SME) • HAVELSAN • ASELSAN • AMSAT-TR • Turkish University Union of Space Education • Turkish Aerospace Industries • TURKSAT Co. • Ministry of Transportation, Communications 4 UNISEC-TR History • Started Nov 2011, by three Istanbul Universities (ITU, TurAFA, YTU) • Over 20 participant universities • Support of government, aerospace industry and research institutions • 9 meetings so far hosted by starters and supporting institutions • Working on establishing UTEB as a legal entity • Define a joint project with governement and industry support based on national needs • İnternational cooperation MEETINGS Meeting University Institutional HOST, Location Date # Participation Participation 1 İTÜ, Istanbul 2.11.2011 21 0 2 RAST 2013, Istanbul 13.06.2013 14 5 3 AIAC 2013, METU, Ankara 12.09.2013 11 8 4 TUBITAK SPACE, Ankara 06.12.2013 14 9 5 ISTANBUL TECHNOCITY, Gebze 04.03.2104 10 10 6 TurAFA/ASTIN, Istanbul 20.06.2014 13 4 7 Afyon Kocatepe, Afyon 20.01.2015 10 9 8 TAI, Ankara 29.04.2015 14 16 9 RAST 2015, Istanbul 17.06.2015 16 13 Turkish Space Program • Starting in 1989, Turkey ordered a number of communication satellites of which the first one were placed in orbit in August, 1994. • New decisions have been made by the government to support industry and research establishments including universities to carry out research, design and development studies on space technology. • One of such decisions was made in 2005 by the National Higher Council of Science and Technology that set specific goals and budgeted space technology projects. • Development of qualified work force 7 Turkish Satellites Road map of the space program that boasts several telecommunications spacecraft and two Earth-observation satellites, with plans to build more. ITUpSAT1(2009) 3USAT-1(2013) 3USAT-2(2016) BeEagleSat-HAVELSAT(2016) A total of 17 Turkish satellites will come into orbit from 2012 to 2020. World Space Programs Today... 2015 Summary • 3 UTEB Meetings (total of 9 meetings) • 10th meeting planned following CanSat-II • H2020 applications with other UNISEC members • 2nd Turkish CanSat Leader Training Course • PreMIC4, ISTS30/NanoSat • UN South Africa Symp on BSTI • IAC2015 • Ongoing projects (QB50, UBAKUSAT, others) • Efforts Towards an association, lawyer help • Strong support of aerospace industry • Efforts toward formulating a multi-institutional nanosat project. Funding ??? UNISEC-TR Meeting 7 New Aerospace department in AKU Info on ongoing UNISEC GLOBAL activities (MIC, CLTP, NanoSat Symp) International Meetings Define a UTEB Space Project UNISEC-TR Meeting 8 UTEB Project Proposal How to undertake the Project Visit of TAI Space Facilities Space Medicine and Biological research UTEB legal establishment UNISEC-TR Meeting 9 Discussion topic: The elements required for a succesful and useful space education: Project based applied education Testing Tutorial UTEB CLTP-TR COURSE CanSAT Launch • 14-22 August 2015 • Çanakkale 18 Mart Univ. Facilities • Applications accepted 2015 Projects • TURKEY - TUNISIA joint Project • Development of intelligent control modules for nano satellites • TURKEY – JAPAN • UBAKUSAT • QB50 • BeEagleSat • HavelSat • Others JAPAN-TURKEY MEETING FOR SPACE COOPERATION UDX GALLERY, NEXT, TOKYO 2/04/2015 NANO-SATELLITE LAUNCH PROGRAM UBAKUSAT Prof.Dr. Alim Rustem Aslan Manager, Space Systems Design and Test Laboratory Istanbul Technical University, Faculty of Aeronautics and Astronautics, Istanbul, Turkey [email protected] OBJECTIVE • Turkey – Japan Space co-operation between academic and government institutions • Launch of a Turkish CubeSat from Japanese Launch facilities Program Partners TURKEY JAPAN • Ministry of Transport • Ministry of Education, Maritime Affairs and Culture, Sports, Science Communications and Technology(MEXT) • Istanbul Tecnical University • Japan Aerospace • Ertek Ltd. (SME) Exploration Agency(JAXA) • Gumush Space(SME) • Kyushu Institute of • TAMSAT/AMSAT-TR Technology • TURKSAT INC • Turkish Aerospace Industry • UNISEC-TR 26 Duties TURKEY JAPAN • Develop and test 3U • Further Testing of CubeSat, UBAKUSAT UBAKUSAT • Compliance with JEM • Assist in document Payload Accommodation preparation for Launch Handbook • Launch • Transport to KIT/Japan 27 UBAKSAT, MISSION UBAKSAT, Details TRANSPONDER - OBC COMMS Transponder: Uplink 145,940 – 145,990 MHz Downlink 435,200 – 435,250 MHz Beacon: Downlink 437,225 MHz Modem central frequencies: Uplink (m) 144,675 MHz Downlink (m) 437,225 MHz PMACS POWER SYSTEM, CLYDE SPACE OTHER SUBSYSTEMS • 3U Structure, Kill switch, RBF, • Umbilical • Antenna release and Beacon card • TAMSAT SIMPLESAT: an independent satellite with all subsystems and radiation measurement sensor 3USAT Assembly in Clean Room TIME FRAME • HAND UBAKUSAT From ITU to KIT in January 2016 • HAND UBAKUSAT From KIT to JAXA in late March 2016 • Launch in 2016 BeEagleSAT and HavelSat • BeEagleSAT is a joint project of Istanbul Technical University, Turkish Air Force Academy, and Sabanci University along with SMEs and Industry (UTEB MEMBERS). • One of 2U CubeSats of the QB50 Network • HavelSat is developed by ITU and Havelsan Co XRD of BeEagleSat Lay foundations of producing scientific space payloads in Turkey! QB50 Project Benefits • A good example of multi institution international collaboration • Mix of budgets: from QB50 and local budget • Local budget from UTEB members, aerospace industry, ITU spinoff mikroSMES • One/Two QB50 WS meetings per year • Detailed very valuable documentation • A good school for enhancing spacecraft design, management and ground station operation skills • Carrier possibilities for students, young engineers X-Band Comm on a CubeSat Satellite UYDU K N I L K K N IN N I L W P L O U P F D K U H N I d V L d n N n a W a B B O - D X F u H K U YER ISTAGSSY-O1NU – 1 YER ISGSTAS-Y2ONU – 2 Telemetri, Transponder telTM/TCekomand Transponder PARS ROCKET TEAM • Hybrid rocket development OUTREACH at High Schools 2015-2016 • Further UTEB Meetings (10th...) • 7th NanoSat + 4th MIC and UG Meetings in Istanbul • Ongoing projects (QB50, 3USAT etc) • Efforts Towards forming an association • Efforts toward formulating a multi-institutional nanosat project. Look for funding • WAY FORWARD • A legal association with individual members OR • An advisory and facilitator umbrella institution • Leagal issues and funding to be handled by universities We Look Forward To a Fruitful Cooperation Towards being a civilization living in the Solar System Alim Rüstem ASLAN Istanbul Technical University Department of Space Engineering +90532 480 3449 [email protected] usl.itu.edu.tr BENEFITS • CanSats and Nano Satellites are a very useful tool for starting space work by everybody. • Students, through hands-on work, developing the necessary skills and experience to succeed in the space industry. • Overall, nanosat projects provide an outstanding intercultural experience and a global network of students and engineers with the possibility of exchange and cooperation programs. • UTEB/UNISEC like bodies may facilitate project development and funding • NANOSATs may be the answer to very large budgeted, long time taken government space programs. • Improving capability NanoSat in mission VS very capable largeSat in development. 48 • 2 book chapters on nanosats • H Steyn visit • Design courses • 2nd CanSat • PARS rocket team • UBAKUSAT with KIT and JAXA and J governement • RAST2015 • NATO AVT group (contribution to zaragoza) • Papers for ISTS, QB50 WS, IAC, UN-BSTI, AVT.
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